10 Best Wine Coolers UK 2024 | Miele, Kalamera and More

Perfect for those who are short on space, this wine cooler can work either as an integrated under-the-counter option or as freestanding appliance. It has dual temperature zones for different types of wines as well as a double-insulated glass door, so you can rest assured the climate inside won't fluctuate. 

Inside, the LED light shows that this is not only a functional appliance but also a piece of modern electrical furniture, giving your kitchen a touch of class. While we wish the temperature dropped just 1°C lower on the minimum side, most people aren't going to notice the difference this makes. 

This premium cooler comes with one of the best temperature ranges of all the products in our ranking, and even offers the lowest temperature, 3°C. We don't know if that is quite useful for wines, but if you're prone to having a bottle of vodka as part of your bar collection, it might just be perfect. 

It also has a double-glazed, sturdy door, three chrome wire shelves and even comes with a security lock and key – ideal for keeping any young paws out! Plus, it comes with a 2-year warranty should you experience any issues.

If you're really looking to up that collection, then you're going to need a big cooler. And ideally, it'll be one that can offer multiple temperature zones so you can include several different styles. Luckily, this cooler from Bush does all of that, and at a competitive price too! 

The cooler has five wooden shelves which can hold up to 46 bottles of wine, as well as dual temperature zones. One feature we particularly love, however, is the anti-vibration system, which means it won't make a big racket when you're showing off your latest Shiraz at a dinner party.

This Cookology wine cooler comes with a double-glazed glass door to help maintain a constant temperature, a luxurious-looking LED inside light, and temperature range that can accommodate pretty much any bottle you could possibly desire. 

In addition to this, the shelves are made from wood to prevent condensation and they are also capable of sliding out, which should make getting your bottles out that little bit easier. There are three finishes available (steel, black, and white) to match to your decor as you like. 

This wine cooler from Russell Hobbs comes with six shelves and an additional bottom basket that can store up to 34 bottles of wine. It has a rather stylish design, with its sophisticated black finish and stainless steel inner cabinet, as well as a smooth LED display. 

The buttons allow for the owner to control the temperature between 5-18 °C. Purchasing this cooler isn't only going to allow you to keep your wine in better condition, but if you like holding over 30 bottles at a time, it's going to save you a tonne of fridge space too! 

This compact little cooler is perfect for those that want to drink their wine at the right serving, but aren't too interested in procuring a large collection. The cooler comes with a tempered mirror glass door that will protect the bottles from UV intrusion.

Unfortunately, the only disadvantage of this appliance is the range of temperatures. With a minimum temperature of 10°C, you'll have to transfer wines like Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio or Chardonnay to a separate, colder fridge before serving. On the other hand, if you're a fan of reds or other wines, this won't be as much of an issue. 

With its stainless steel finish, this wine cooler will complement kitchens both with natural woods and trendy industrial vibes. The cooler itself has a very respectable 26 bottle capacity, as well as a more-than-sufficient temperature range of 5-18 °C. 

The downside is that we find it unlikely that the average wine collector will want to use all their space for 26 bottles of the same type of wine, which is what will happen due to the single temperature zone. 

Capable of holding up to 38 bottles of wine, it's safe to say this wine cooler has space for all your favourites. It holds a consistent temperature anywhere between 5 and 16°C, and has dual temperature zones so you don't have to worry about serving warm whites or chilled reds. 

It has all the features you'd want for an integrated model – a very low noise level, a cool white LED lighting to make it easier to see what you're picking in the evening, and a reversible door to fit exactly where you like in the kitchen. Again, it is somewhat of an investment, though no doubt a worthy one for wine enthusiasts looking for quality. 

If you're looking for something to complement a modern kitchen, this sleek reflective cooler could be perfect. Not only does it have a smart look, but the touch screen operation makes this a purchase for those who like living in the future. 

The cooler is freestanding and can hold 12 bottles, which should be more than enough for households requiring something compact. Our only qualm is that, alongside its single zone, the temperature only goes as low as 8°C – a shame if you're hoping to keep whites and champagnes which require chillier conditions.  

First up, this integrated offering from Miele. Whether you're looking to store or serve reds, whites or rosés, this cooler has the functionality to accommodate any needs thanks to its dual temperature zones. All of the functions are controlled via a snazzy touch-sensitive panel that can even connect to Wi-Fi and be operated remotely. 

Furthermore, your wine will be protected with UV door paint and LED inside lighting. The downside is that you could probably buy your next car with the amount it costs! Still, if you've got the cash and you're willing, you won't be disappointed.